RhymeZone: once-over

Common multi-word phrases that nearly rhyme with once-over:
3 syllables:
brushed over,
budged over,
budge over,
but lower,
but over,
club owner,
comes closer,
comes over,
come closer,
cup holder,
cut over,
does over,
done over,
dub over,
dust bowler,
flung over,
from dover,
from homer,
from lower,
from motor,
from older,
from over,
front loader,
fussed over,
fuss over,
hd controller,
hunched over,
hung over,
judge posner,
jumped over,
jumps over,
jump over,
just over,
love broker,
much closer,
much colder,
much lower,
much older,
much over,
much slower,
mulled over,
of closure,
of donor,
of homer,
of lower,
of motor,
of older,
of over,
of polar,
of solar,
once over,
one over,
one owner,
one shoulder,
one soldier,
pd controller,
pub owner,
rubbed over,
rub over,
ruck rover,
runs over,
rushed over,
shove over,
shunt motor,
slumped over,
slung over,
some lower,
some older,
some over,
summed over,
sum over,
swung over,
the bowler,
the broker,
the closer,
the closure,
the donor,
the holder,
the joker,
the lower,
the motor,
the older,
the over,
the owner,
the polar,
the rotor,
the rover,
the shoulder,
the solar,
the soldier,
the stoner,
the toaster,
thumb over,
truck bolster,
tump over,
up over,
us closer,
us over,
won over,
xul solar,
young soldier

4 syllables:
among older,
become closer

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